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krshome

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So tomorrow I'm making my first cheat pastrami using a corned beef brisket flat. I have my rub and the meat is soaking right now to remove some salt. My question is when is it done on the smoker? I have read 165 but other say way longer 190-195. Is probing an option here or just go by temp? Pros help please! Thanks
 
Just probe like you would any other brisket. My last one took 12 hours. Turned out great. My guests demolished it. Good luck.

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I take them to 160ish then foil till 190ish. So this is more of a temp guided meat for me vs probe tender. Soon I'm going to brine my own brisket for corned beef/pastrami, but I normally just buy them already brined in the store.
 
Here's a pastrami cook thread I did a while back. Pull when meat is probe tender, no sooner. Also, make sure you change your water at least 3 times before cooking.

http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=140226

End result on fresh rye bread:

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